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Using the AI Assistant

Describe what you want in plain language, and the right skill activates and looks up accurate component knowledge through the MCP server.

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You don't invoke skills or MCP tools yourself. Describe the outcome in plain language, and the assistant activates the right skill and looks up real component knowledge through the MCP server.

The right skill activates for you

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Skill that activates

An Avonni Dynamic Component

avonni-dynamic-components

Avonni components in LWC code (HTML/JS/CSS)

avonni-lwc-components

Avonni Flow Screen Components in a screen flow

avonni-flow-components

Avonni components on a Digital Experience site page

avonni-experience-components

Anything spanning multiple artifact types, or a business use case

avonni-architect

Rule of thumb: a single artifact of a known type goes to its specific skill. A request that spans artifact types or describes an end-to-end use case goes to avonni-architect. When in doubt, just describe the goal: the skills' activation rules make this decision for you.

Prompt ideas

Copy any of these, adapt the object names to your org, and send. Refer to components by the names used in this documentation ("Data Table", "Kanban", "Chat"): the assistant resolves them to the right component through the MCP server.

Create an Avonni Dynamic Component that shows a Kanban of Opportunities grouped by stage, with a card action that opens the record.

Build a Dynamic Component with a Data Table of open Cases for the current user, with a search bar.

Create a Dynamic Component that displays a Map of my Accounts.

What happens: the avonni-dynamic-components skill activates, looks up each component's real properties and interactions through the MCP server, and generates the component's metadata file.

Add a search bar and pagination to the case list in my Dynamic Component.

Change the Kanban grouping from stage to owner.

Reorder the Data Table columns and hide the Amount column.

What happens: the skill reads your existing component file, checks the component's options through the MCP server, and applies the change.

Restyle the Kanban to match our brand colors.

Round the corners and increase the spacing on the card list.

What happens: the skill looks up the component's real styling hooks through the MCP server, so the styling lands on supported hooks instead of guessed CSS.

Create a dynamic component with a button that launches a screen flow for booking an appointment.

This spans two artifact types, so avonni-architect activates. It plans the architecture, builds the flow first, then builds the Dynamic Component with its button interaction wired to launch that flow.

What happens: one request, several artifacts, all wired together in dependency order.

What to expect

A typical session runs in three steps:

1

Lookup

The assistant queries the MCP server for the components involved, with their properties, styling hooks, and interactions.

2

Plan

It proposes an approach and may ask clarifying questions. For multi-artifact requests, it lays out the artifacts in dependency order.

3

Generate

It creates or updates the files: Dynamic Component metadata, flow XML, or site content. Review the generated files as you would any code.

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